McMaster students hand out pizza to those in need in downtown Hamilton

A group of McMaster students descended on downtown Hamilton Wednesday, delivering 2,000 pieces of pizza to those in need.

The students, members of the Humanity First club, also gave out pizza at the Salvation Army shelter and Notre Dame House.

Read: Mac students orchestrate massive pizza delivery for needy (Hamilton Spectator)

Watch: Food delivery for those in need (CHCH News)

Founded in order to fuel social change in the local community, Humanity first organizes a number of events throughout the year, including clothing and food drives.

You can learn more about Humanity First here.

@McMasterU students serve up free pizza to struggling Hamiltonians. Details tonight on @CHCHNews pic.twitter.com/lsqKvNIh6q

— Elizabeth Hall (@EHall_News) November 16, 2016

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A group of McMaster students descended on downtown Hamilton Wednesday, delivering 2,000 pieces of pizza to those in need.

The students, members of the Humanity First club, also gave out pizza at the Salvation Army shelter and Notre Dame House.

Read: <strong><a href="http://www.thespec.com/news-story/6970558-mac-students-orchestrate-massive-pizza-delivery-for-needy/">Mac students orchestrate massive pizza delivery for needy</a></strong> (Hamilton Spectator)

Watch: <a href="http://www.chch.com/food-delivery-need/"><strong>Food delivery for those in need</strong></a> (CHCH News)

Founded in order to fuel social change in the local community, Humanity first organizes a number of events throughout the year, including clothing and food drives.

You can learn more about <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pg/HumanityFirstMac/about/?ref=page_internal">Humanity First here</a>.

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